Latest sightings from the 2010 season
Noctilucent Cloud is an unusual phenomenon of the Earth's upper-atmosphere. They are most often seen at times close to the summer solstice, when they appear against the backdrop of deep evening twilights.

These pages offer a basic introduction to the standard techniques used when observing and reporting Noctilucent Cloud (NLC). The site also acts as a reporting location for Internet users, allowing an exchange of information as each NLC season progresses. Visitors are invited to contribute any such material and participate in the site's development.
NLC INFO: Observers' Pages
FAQ Recent sightings
How to Observe Archives
How/where to report Submit report
News Contact/enquiries
Web links Images

 

NLC FORUM:  The Forum can be used for  posting questions, making comments or contributing to discussions on NLC.   You can register for the NLC Forum here.


Image taken by Ton Evenhuis from Appingedam, The Netherlands, 2010, July 17-18, 01:44 UT.